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Post by Stella on Apr 19, 2012 17:09:20 GMT -5
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Wind rushed threw the black females pelt, Red and Madi where racing down a small hill, heading towards the pack camp, though Madi did not really want to be there. This, you could say, is an average day for Madi, she was dying inside to hurt something or to start a fight, but so far she has kept it in check with some work. Like now, racing her soul was something that kept her calm.
This will be a fun day, this is a good day, a sunny day. The fluffy female slowed down. She was getting hot, and the only way to stop that, well pant. Her long pink tongue hung down as she took deep breath, tired. But she was happy, or at least her way of happy.
Madison sat down, looking at her reflection in a puddle, trying to keep her mind occupied. She was different then her other siblings, all of them seemed to have some white on their pelt while she was pure black. Plus she had longer fur, not long long, but fluffy, all her siblings where slick. She had no idea why that was, why siblings can look so different but so alike. She had no idea why mother nature worked in this way but it made her wonder how dogs can be so alike but so different.
The black fae sighed, she was a little tired from the run, and Red seemed annoyed. ''Whats wrong Red, you won there is nothing more we can do now, im tried.'' The Red and blue bird still did not look happy. He jumped about and ignored what his dog had to say. Red was not in the mood for Madison's foolishness. The bird knows the dog could be so mush for friendly and mature, but Madison has not found that side of her self, she only knows bloodshed. ''You know what i want, need''. Madi did not care for what her soul had to say. Yes they worked together and 'loved' each other, but they just could not agree on this topic. Her mental stability.
Red also knew how Madison felt about family life. The dog loved her siblings and loved this pack. Red also knew that Madison wanted her own family, a mate and puppies, but she would just not admit it to her self. Madison ignored the bird and got up, her heart shivered, she knew a good dog was inside, but she would never find it.
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Post by QUIRKY TEA ! on Apr 22, 2012 16:44:32 GMT -5
Latch had been resting inside the homestead that served as a meeting and resting area for his pack. The floor was mostly solid, though some of it had fallen in from how long the house had stood in disuse. Nature was taking it back. He was in what used to be the master bedroom, in a mattress that had be ripped to shreds by puppies, dogs with oral fixations, as well as his own family's insanity, taken out on a bed when other dogs were not an option. The bed was shared by everyone and sometimes a few dogs would slink away for a more private room, but most of them rested here.
Latch maintained the most control of his siblings and so was almost always present with his pack, sharing the space with them. He had a calm and easy-going personality. However, when he did snap, there was almost no difference. He still did his deeds with that same calm and easy-going personality. In other words, Latch was never overtaken by his insanity. Instead, he fully embraced it, allowed it into himself, let himself live and breathe it until the darkness and him weren't separated and he enjoyed every second and when the moments passed, it was only with a passing and playful remark that he even acknowledge a murder had taken place.
Kory was perched on the bed's frame, her dark eyes waiting for Latch. He was awake, but he felt like being lazy. Suddenly, a sound that marked the arrival of a packmember caused Latch to stop pretending and to snap awake.
"Well, now you've woken up, sleeping beauty," Kory said, a bit indignant. She liked the fact that she could poke fun at such a powerful individual: The pack's Alpha. But, then again, he didn't mind if others did. He ruled in a relaxed manner. The only rule was not to cause a hard time for another dog. Internalize your demons.
A sidelong glance toward the Blue Jay caused her to hope onto the top of his head, her favorite perch. "It smells like Madi," said Latch as he took a few deep snorts. He stretched and then wove through the halls, the debris providing a minor obstacle course. Sometimes, the siblings just needed to talk. Exchange a few words, if you will. Latch felt that way at times, himself.
"Madi!" Latch said, his tail wagging, as he exited the house. He stood on the decaying porch, being reclaimed by the vines, as if the earth was trying to steal that piece of the house from the pack. Kory flapped from Latch's head and onto the banister. She noticed the troubled look of the female. Something heavy was on her mind. Latch noticed it as well, but he bulldozed over any considerate thoughts and just addressed his sister, "Come now, Madi, you know you can tell me anything." His sentence stood halfway between a request and a demand: Tell me what's up, sis.
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Post by Stella on Apr 24, 2012 13:29:43 GMT -5
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The female had no idea what to do after she got up, its not like she could just leave and run, Red would always be by her side. Madison knew that was for a good reason, and with out the bird she knew failure would come soon. She was getting a little bored, Madi wondered what chores she could do for her brother, but she had no idea where he was.
Though like always Latch a pears at the right moment. Madi rolls her eyes at her sibling, she could not believe how he could just come out like that. ''Well, Hello..'', Madison wasn't sure if she wanted him to be here anymore, he always sees right through her. Red smiled, maybe he would finally have a say in their life.
The bird flew and landed on Madi's back and looked at his dog's brother. ''Well Madi will not admit to her self that there is a good side in her, and plus i can fell she wants a family, but again she wont show it'', Madison was mad, she growled at Red and shook him off, making the bird a little angry himself.
Madison wanted to bite the little birds head off, but she knew there was no way, first of she would suffer with his death, and second she loved him like family. ''He doesn't understand Latch, we are not normal, I can never be normal'', Madison started to pace in front of her brother, licking her lips, the only way she could try and clam down with out running off at this point.
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Post by QUIRKY TEA ! on Apr 25, 2012 8:33:25 GMT -5
Latch chuckled and shook his head. He never took anything seriously, and this was his way of saying that Madi was making a big deal out of nothing. He found it amusing that she said her soul of all things didn't understand her. Sure, he felt the pressure sometimes when Kory would push him towards the right path, but there were times when she would stand by, just as hungry as he was for violence. And then she wouldn't do what he was supposed to.
The Alpha knew the danger of not agreeing with his sister. She seemed agitated. She was licking her lips, pacing, all signs of stress and a desire to end the conversation, run off, and just forget that it was ever brought up. Latch knew that feeling himself. She was going through a process that he himself went through a few years ago before his epiphany, before he realized that if he just fell in love with everything he saw, exaggerated his easy-going nature, then there would be less reason to become the monster that lurked in his brain, running restless circles.
Kory, perched on the banister of the porch, looked at Madi. She spoke for Latch. It seemed fitting anyway for a soul to talk about souls. "He thought the same thing of me. But I understand. I always understood. When there's disagreement between you and your soul, it can only mean conflict inside, something you don't want to admit." She looked knowingly at Madi's soul, a tropical magpie called Red. "Mostly, I try to steer Latch away from that... dark desire, since I'm the outside looking in." She shamefully averted her eyes to admit, "And sometimes, I want to see him indulge."
Latch was surprised to hear this, too. Were his mistakes Kory's fault then? He remembered hearing her stop him several times, going between him and his need to murder. And then those times, he could hardly remember her, as if she had been giving him nothing. Sometimes, he even felt her egging him on; didn't hear her, but felt her presence as if it were more fuel to the fire. He couldn't keep quiet.
"And what's this 'bout then?" He said, calm, but there was an edge to his voice. "You were s'posed to be helping me. Stopping... mistakes."
Kory shot him back a glaring look. "I feel it too Latch, from you."
It shut him up. He looked to his sister, before saying, sagely, "You're six years old, Madi. You know your soul understands. Like he said, you don't want to admit what's possible 'cause you're afraid of what might could follow."
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